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381	--	400	Arie Rip, Jean Pierre Courtial. Co-word maps of biotechnology: An example of cognitive scientometrics
401	--	423	K. E. Studer, E. J. Barboni, K. B. Numan. Structural analysis using the input-output model: With special reference to networks of science
425	--	432	J. M. Richards. Structure of specialization among American population scientists
433	--	443	András Schubert, Sándor Zsindely, András Telcs, Tibor Braun. Quantitative analysis of a visible tip of the peer review iceberg: Book reviews in chemistry
445	--	448	András Schubert, Michael J. Moravcsik, Sal Restivo. Book reviews

279	--	306	L. Pyenson, M. Singh. Physics on the periphery: A world survey, 1920-1929
307	--	326	J. G. Gregory. Citation study of a scientific revolution: Sudden infant death syndrome 2. The superseded paradigm
327	--	358	Kari Poikolainen. Organization and funding of medical research in 10 European countries
359	--	367	András Schubert. Quantitative studies of science. A current bibliography
369	--	370	J. D. Holmfeld. Cole, Rowman & Allanheld, Totowa, New Jersey, 1983, 197 pp., $17.95
371	--	379	József Farkas. News

215	--	222	William E. Snizek. Casting the first rock: Some observations on the bestowers and recipients of journal article comments in sociology
223	--	232	J. D. Frame. Quantitative management of technology
233	--	241	Karmeshu, N. C. Lind, V. Cano. Rationales for Bradford's law
243	--	259	J. Lerner, R. Roy. Numbers, origins, economic value and quality of technically trained immigrants into the United States
261	--	266	Thomas F. Gieryn, Michael J. Moravscik, Frederick Suppe. Book reviews
267	--	278	József Farkas. News

149	--	167	András Schubert, Wolfgang Glänzel. A dynamic look at a class of skew distributions. A model with scientometric applications
169	--	182	Dean Keith Simonton. Scientific eminence historical and contemporary: A measurement assessment
183	--	188	H. Eto. Bradford law in R&D expending of firms and R&D concentration
189	--	196	Arthur M. Diamond. An economic model of the life-cycle research productivity of scientists
197	--	202	András Schubert. Quantitative studies of science a current bibliography
203	--	205	W. B. Brown, V. V. Nalimov. Book reviews
207	--	213	József Farkas. News

75	--	85	M. J. Moravcsik. Life in a multidimensional world
87	--	92	M. D. Gordon. Methodological pluralism in a multidimensional world
93	--	96	S. D. Haitun. Life in a multidimensional world
97	--	101	J. D. Frame. Multidimensionality is alive and well in applied statistics
103	--	104	V. V. Nalimov. Life in a multidimensional world
105	--	107	H. Inhaber. Life in a multidimensional world
109	--	113	I. N. Sengupta. The place of phenomenological studies in scientometrics
115	--	126	C. D. Hurt. An examination of the literature distributions of three scientific specialties
127	--	137	R. Todorov. Determination of influence weights for scientific journals - An example from elementary particle physics
139	--	146	József Farkas. News

5	--	7	Belver C. Griffith. Derek Price (1922-1983) and the social studies of science
9	--	17	Zhao Hong-Zhou. An intelligence constant of scientific work
19	--	26	M. M. Qurashi. Publication rate as a function of the laboratory/group size
27	--	32	J. E. Cohen. Statistical theory aids inference in scientometrics - Comments to publication rate as a function of the laboratory/group size by M. M. Qurashi
33	--	53	Frances L. Hopkins. New causal theory and ethnomethodology: Cocitation patterns across a decade
55	--	59	András Schubert. Quantitative studies of science. A current bibliography
61	--	62	W. S. Lyon. Winning the games scientists play - C. J. SINDERMAN, Plenum Press, New York 1982 pp 300 $15.95
63	--	66	József Farkas. News
67	--	69	R. B. Baldauf, B. H. Jernudd. Language use patterns in the fisheries periodical literature

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